[CITATION][C] A new formulation on the electromagnetic field
T Ohmura - Progress of Theoretical Physics, 1956 - academic.oup.com
Dirac1l has developed the theory of magnetic poles, where he pointed out a possibility of
quantization of charge and explained why such particles have never been observed so far …
quantization of charge and explained why such particles have never been observed so far …
Note on Dirac's theory of magnetic poles
HA Wilson - Physical Review, 1949 - APS
IRAC'S result that eogo= hc/4x'where eo is the elementary electric point charge and gs the
elementary point magnetic pole may be obtained very simply from classical electrodynamics …
elementary point magnetic pole may be obtained very simply from classical electrodynamics …
Particle aspect of the electromagnetic field equations
RH Good Jr - Physical Review, 1957 - APS
In this paper it is shown that Maxwell's theory of the electromagnetic field in vacuum can be
stated in a form closely parallel to Dirac's theory of the electron. The electromagnetic field is …
stated in a form closely parallel to Dirac's theory of the electron. The electromagnetic field is …
A new classical theory of electrons
PAM Dirac - Proceedings of the Royal Society of London …, 1951 - royalsocietypublishing.org
In the theory of the electromagnetic field without charges, the potentials are not fixed by the
field, but are subject to gauge transformations. The theory thus involves more dynamical …
field, but are subject to gauge transformations. The theory thus involves more dynamical …
The theory of magnetic poles
PAM Dirac - Physical Review, 1948 - APS
If one supposes that a particle with a single magnetic pole can exist and that it interacts with
charged particles, the laws of quantum mechanics lead to the requirement that the electric …
charged particles, the laws of quantum mechanics lead to the requirement that the electric …
Magnetic charge and quantum field theory
J Schwinger - Physical review, 1966 - APS
A quantum field theory of magnetic and electric charge is constructed. It is verified to be
relativistically invariant in consequence of the charge quantization condition eg ℏ c= n, an …
relativistically invariant in consequence of the charge quantization condition eg ℏ c= n, an …
On the quantum theory of the electromagnetic field
M Born - Proceedings of the Royal Society of London …, 1934 - royalsocietypublishing.org
Existing attempts to apply the quantum theory to the electromagnetic field are open to
serious objections. Above all, the time is treated differently from the space co-ordinates; the …
serious objections. Above all, the time is treated differently from the space co-ordinates; the …
Quantum field theory of particles with both electric and magnetic charges
D Zwanziger - Physical Review, 1968 - APS
The quantum field theory of particles with both electric and magnetic charges is developed
as an obvious extension of Schwinger's quantum field theory of particles with either electric …
as an obvious extension of Schwinger's quantum field theory of particles with either electric …
Is there a link between gauge invariance, relativistic invariance and electron spin
J Kupersztych - Nuovo Cim., B, 1976 - inis.iaea.org
[en] Without any assumptions other than the theory of classical electrodynamics applied to
the problem of a charged particle interacting with the field of an electromagnetic plane wave …
the problem of a charged particle interacting with the field of an electromagnetic plane wave …
An interpretation of Dirac's theory of the electron
G Breit - Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1928 - National Acad Sciences
Dirac's' theory of the electron starts out with the following premises:(a) The wave-
equationmust be linear in form,(b) the equation must satisfy the requirements of special …
equationmust be linear in form,(b) the equation must satisfy the requirements of special …